The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-29 00:00:00

SUN. •.; • 11 l ke . A, • . r e e •‘,.#-` 4 ' '•I ' ' c,)t It•Azi: kik Pr( • lir i‘ 4 NUMBER 4797. j . I I: IDd Y, JANU.UtY 2g,:1808.. (PRICE SIXPIt/CCE. THEATRE ROYAL; Dttußy.ONE. PIS PRESENT EVENING. Jill. 119, 1 8 0 S, will be performed THE TRAVELLERS. Zaehimiri (Prince ofChina), Mr. DE CAMP; koyan (las Companion), Mr. MAHAN ; O'Gollagner, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; The Emperor of China, Mr. Pt/WELL; Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. RAY ; • ' Chief Aga of the ionizer - les, Mr. DIGNUM ; Principal janizary, Mr. COOKE ; Milldam (Mother to Koyan and Celind, inn USW E ; Celina, Mrs.. MOUN TAIN ; Parazade, Mrs.- MATHEWS; Salie, Mrs."IILAND ; The Marthionessof Merida, Signora-STO 'RACE ; Principal Dancer, Mrs, SHARP. w 1 T3l ELLA ROSENBEUG. • The Characters by Mr.ifieVYLIOND, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. PUTNAM, • Mr. BANNISTER, Mr."PIIRSER, Mr. RAY, Mt. FISHER,. Mr. DIGN UM, Mr. GIBBON, Mrs. H. SIDDONS,. Mis s RAY; an d Mrs. SPARKS. With a DANCE, composed - by Mr. D'EGv 1 L LI. tzes 6s. Second Pri c e js.=-1) it' is. 611. Second Price 25. o allorjr at: Szetwid Price It.--; , . , Uppia. Gallery - ts. Second like 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the 13oxeS to be'Palten , ol Mr. Spring, at the Box ! Office, Russell-4.feet: • - The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Hall-past Six. On Monday. the Tragedy 'of Pizarro; with the Panto. mime of Furibend ; or, Harlequin Negro. A new Opera is id rehcarsal, and will be, speedily P r° ' d uceei • THEATRE Roym., COVLINIT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT; Feb. 1, 1808, Will be pertermed THE MOUNTAINEERS.: , Odavian. Mr. KEMI4BI • Sadi, Mr. 111.ANCHARO Zeraida, Miss NORTON; • floranthe, Miss SMITH. r . wit" - HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT ; Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, and AIR.' Thu Music, Scenery, Machinery. Dresses, and Decorations, are all entirely new. • ' Ile Pantomime produced under the direciion of Mr. Farky. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; • kir Feeble Sordid (Guardian. to Columbine), Mr. L. 80. LGNA Clovn (Val et to Sir F O eeble), Mr. CRI'MALDI ; • Savgiard Girls. by Misses H.S. and L, ADAMS; And,the-Partof Colinnbine, b)t Miss ADAMS. - 81) 4c'4 OS. Second Price 3s.—Pit 31L6d . . Second Price 25.-- Caility s. 'Second. Price ts. piper Gallery ts. Seepnd Price 64. a—No Money to be returned. Places tbr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. flra.ndttn, attlte rox.ofliceildliart•street:' • The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at half past Six. The new Drama or The Wanderer, or; The Rights . of Hospitality, continuing,, to be recrivrd with the highest ap. plum, will be ailed, tor the rill and 14115 times, on Toes. dAy and Thursday next. . . WELL WORTH SAVLRIG. , ILES of TICKET'S Sixteen Shi ll ingi a Tieittix cheaper than at other Offices, and Twenty Thousand,' Ten ThousaniVand Five-Thousand Pounds Prizes; &c. &c. Raid on demand as soon as. drawn, at ,WA E it's, ale. Cornhill,,who submits the following Statements, _that the Public may ace Clearly the great advantage in buy- Ping at his. Office. WAIIOIIII% Prices. Other Offices' Prices. Ralf . ZIO 12 0 1 Halt' . . ,Ctu is otter . . . s 6 h• Quarter - . s 9 o. . 3 13 6i Ltghth . 2 6 411cteenJi . 7 o I Sixteenth - r lC STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing March 8, ;808. The Scheme contains a much greater abundance-of Capita! t Prizes than have been presented to the Public for souse yeara r , ED 50 4111/11 a number at Tickets. viz. . . 3 .. of • . Zsoooo 2e .4 6f: - -, 2C f sq o a 3.0 f - . to opo 3o .il . - 599 4 - of - - s,OOO 4 ; 4 o . . too 4tc. &c. .P.O. CRAM) CITY LOTTERY TICKETS in Variety, At /I. I2S. _,cf.P 2l) E . th 4 C , utntry, Letteri ;post - paid}, .en. woung LLuik I,loh s Poot-O 0 irtar 0,94, or stiort.ttated lilts, will trod aactitionat 'advautiike at J. %Varner's, as .the Country Mikes fiequently char t ::: a higher piice than the ether London Otticcs.'--Note. Money LGlttet4 must be p,titl for as such. SUFFOLK. . . CAPITAL. OAK TIMBER. TO BL SOLD BY z:I.!CTION. AN LOTS, By Mr. TiiYNNE7 AC the iCoMe.house in the Town uFSiitlbury on Saturday, the sth or 11-larch, 1808, at Three 'o'C lock in die Afternoon, CBVERAL HunOcti Capita) OAK TREES . , of very large Dirprusions in general, with their Tops and park, standing _Oa "Adon, Billows, and other Patishe:s 'ad. joininkto, or within. a short distance of, the Town . or Sud. Wry. whence there is water . carriage dived to Harwich,. ;#lnl,.cOnsequently, ready communication, by sea, to London lintithe several Ports nn the Eastern Coast Utile Kingdom. ' Particulars will be ready One Month preceding the Sale, 4r.ul may be had the Office of Messrs, Kent, Pearce, AIM Kent, land Agents, Craig's-court, Whitehall, London'. -THE ROSE COPP.EK SMELTING COMPANY's SHARES. s . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. scam', Pe !Otto. rebritity 5, at Twelve o'Cloek,lt Carrawayis, • ' • London, • TTiPI7 8/TARES in this very valuable pro ' utia y reConcern, established in ms, and successful.' l i r 4 4 4Pet; I 4IBIaMINGIIAM and SWANSEA ; the On the three last years were tell: per Share clear, re-., fultrly p a id i n September, exclusive of other Advantages' Well known to the 'Proprietors. Rerticulars at the Mackworth Arms, Swansea New He ti). rmingliain ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. bcott, 28, OW Bridge...street. • NAViGABIA CANAL, PROPERTY. MONTHLY SALE, • By Mr. scum eti hithy, s, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gerraway's, • London. rrHE TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK LANAL.—A Share in this ciimellca Na. viption t so well knorivi by its•unrivalled Advantages, and *steadily increasing Dividends, payiiig et the rate id' 4al. per € 4l acc, per Annum, clear of the Property 'Tax, with the "Iyst founded prospcias of oonsiderably uicreasing. Also Sharcs in the GRAND 'UNCTION, CRAWL/ SURREY, ELLESMERE, ROCHDALE, }LUDO - I:RS, NELL), LANCASTER, WORCESTER, and 'RIR- , INcHAM, KENNET and AVON and' CROYDON • negations. l i :trtieulats at the Crown ! at Stone; New Hotel, Binning -ILiichettfs Hotel, Piccadilly ; at CiArrAvv4r4; and of 4 1, Scott, 2,3, New Ilridge.strve.t. ' VOCAL CONCERT, tBoB. irESSRS. HARRISON, BAATLEMAN, and lvi C REA TOR EX; most respearully entreat the No , bility and Gentry, Subscribers to their Concerts last year, to honour them with the earliest Notice their intentions .resp.ectiug the ensuing Season, or it will be difficult to re-: serve their Tickets, as new Subscriptions are rapidly corning th A preference will, of course, be given. to , the former Stiliscribers, but that preference must terminate on the first qt. I 2 ehruary ; after which the new Subscription:; will be made out, according to priority ot application.. No more will lie issued Hl:if/lilt ito(zrri can perfectly accommodate. Mrs. Bi L L I,NGTON is engaged for the whole namber of the Concerts. The Band' will be on the enlarged scale Wan Season. r Leader, Mr..WBICHSEL ; .Condutor, •Mr. G REATO- I RE X. • , 1 SUbseriptions are'received by the Managers, and at Mr. Bitehall's, No.' 133, New band-street ; where (only) the Tic. kets will be ready for Delivery on Monday next, the rat of February. A List of the many eminent Performers, Vocal and In strumental, with the Terms of Subscription, and other,par tieularti being much too long ter an, Advertisement, AM given. in the Bills distributed at Mr. Birchall's as above. , THEATItE OF ANATOMY, BLINSIIIII.S Tit SET, GREAT MAR LEOROUCW•S rilt SET. • MFIE ANNIVERSARY.DINNER,.ot the. GEN TLEMEN who have uttended Mr. lIROOKES's -LECTURES, will be held at Fr.e Masons' Tavarn Great' Queen.strect, at Milt:past Five o'Clocl, on:fuer:day diet 9th of February. 5T2 WAR DS. Ralph 131egborough, M.D. lames Young, Esq. - Thomas Whacky, EEC'. SkillUCl Steph4ntippom,Esq. Tickets, t6s. to be had of Mr. Callow, Medical Library , Crown court; Soho, and of Charlei Hicks, Secretary, Tl:atte of Anatotny. . . :!' TIIE TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. ' '-' THE BOOKSELLERS .throughnht • Great' Bri-. -`l'• Win 4nicl f lrelind are informed, that Tlit TOPO- GittVPHICAL DICTIONARY of the UNITED I !N(;_ DOM, illustrated,With Forty-six newly drawn Map,, will prisitively be really , for delivery on Thursday, the 4th of Fejatuary, price 245. „with plain , Maps, and 275. .with the : Maps coloured. . tt' has been delayed, for a t ir es days, solely by the unprece dented eittent of the Orders from all , partrof the Country, . and the impo . ssihilitv of preparing the. requisite nuinb-:r of Copies to ma ize a general deitvery at once, Twietityitire'Copies are sent to Country BoOksellers on teiintOf libehlial- advantage. • ndepeudantly .of the othet.convenicacies, this DiElionary., would he found to he the cOmpletest Road Book et a, pub; lishrt every Place being laid doWn in the Maps, anti eVey Paste-being fully described Inthe Alphabet. 4rillgv-stre-et, Jan. 28, sBoB. 4 . This Day were published, price Half-4-rrOrat, r‘ 13 S E VA TIC:INS onontle AMERICAN 1,1 TREATY; in Eleven Lewis, first- published in Tug SUN under the Signature of I)ECIUS. Sold by , I. both!, fall. Mall ; ilutterworth, sleet street ; and Messrs. Richltrason, . .. . . .. . . DR: HODSON's ... IMPERIAL • OIL, prepared" by I. Hodson, M. D.. 01: Crois-Street, Hatton-garden; foom,near,,thirty years experience, has been lopat, IA 4:dflailt • cure for all kinds of Sprains, Ikuises, Injuries fr , ein Blows or Falls . , hard Swellings, Chtl:.l.lins, Weakness, and 'tickets • in Children; Contraction of.the Limits, points, and Sinews, old Aches ,and Pains, Rheumatism, Lumbago, l'alsty, Burns, Scalds, &c. The following are a few Extraels of Cases :' lames . Haivey, servant to Edward Vaughan, tisq. Brook street, Bath, received a violent sprain in his each:a. having had the best surgical advice to no purpose, Dr. Hodson's Imperlit Oil cured him in a tOrtnigta. . Elizabeth Statham Newcastle -street, Shoreditch, an n ul a ,. fall, sprained her back so much as to be incapable 9( con-, tiount,g in her place, was, by the use of Dr. Hodson's lin.' petit Oil, "pcffeelly cured in , a short time. • •. • -. . ; he trOil of Mr. A. M‘Phearson,. of 'Cambridge, eightee n , path old, PeCtiVed a fall, by which ho was much br a ised ,-,, • t . VeVery surgical advice to no purpose, Dr; 't-lodsOns int. Mal Oil restored him to the free use of his limbi: ,'' i 'The Imperial Oil is strongly,recomntended fur rickets in . children i votakilesses,.stitlitess; and contraction of the joints front bad nursing ; - for chilblains, when broke. Its healing qualities are far superior 'to cerates, upodeldocs, &c. and it applied on the appearance iii•ehilblains„ it wilt purest:. their breaking. .. k aPpoiniment Of Dr. 11.. , 4,,0n, th,.: Oil is said Wholesale and 'ketail, at Mr. !littler's . ' No.'4, Cheapside, corner Of. Paternoster4ow i and May be :had of most Country hook:• sellerS and Medicine Venders, in Bottles, with ample Ijirec , -: lions, at as, 911. eocii, and for Clii,ritable purposes, in liotttes 'at t is., each. —To prevent . fraud; per favour of the - Heti. Coloinissioners of Stamps, '" R. butler. 4, eheansitle," is engrayial, on a Black Stamp, which is affixed on ate outside : wrapper around each Bottle. . . . „ To TUOM:AS , . • Sir, • No. 9, New Bridge.stteet, London.lCONSlDgft it . out an a& of justice dud to the J. merits of your LEAKE% PATENT PILLS, to cord manic-ate to you the followingt'nre which has recently been performed , them:— An Acottaintaince of tided, , by, the breaking out of all, Old Venereal Complaint (iittelltleti by a canylleation of disorders arising theraroin), was reduced el. most to a skeleton; and although he had the •best medical advice which could be obtained; acrd i. l . variety, qt p.,tent. Medicines, nothing could he prac &LEA which seemed t‘ suit* his case, or to do lan\ any service : he remained in it Most re. dueed anti pitiable situation fdr two years, unable to, follow his profession, and scarcely' able to walk or even to, stand on his legs ; in tad nu one who knew him ever?opposed it pos. sible for him to recover: Ile•vetts.artilsed 'at .list to try, your Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strielly to the directions given with theiw ile•bad nu b taken more than two boxes be. tore he.. found an alteration fur the better: this eneottraged hint to proceed; and by'taking a "tw boxei.utore. hilburiti his appetite ,and.st mkt h• •.graduatly return, and. is tutt/. AS health) and stout as any • Mall I know.. You are tv.;;Jcoole, Sir, to icier any person to,nia fur a Continuation of the abave account if it should be doubted; 'I am, Sir, your obedient htunble servant, Library,. Folkstone. THOS. pUR,DAY. • v . Prepared and Sold by the Sole PrOprietor, , Taos. TAY LOS, Member Of the-kuyal College of SUrgions, London, at his House, No, g, New itridge.etreet ;.. 'Where, after a constatit iesidence of more th.m.t . nrty Years, IA; .a Faience . particillarly direaeil to 'the CUre at Vene. Coiriblamts thrust incidental to the 'Parts' of Generation in both Sexes, with that. inviolable secrecy • which Men of his Profession ,should always oborve, he flatters 'himself, the ailvitse. and 'assistance he gratuitous , ly adminittes to Persons taking this Medicine; wilt be esteemed by a discerning Public, as. art e4irantaoieldom to be obtaloed, and void of .inibiguity. , , Also sold, by his Appilintment, Jor the ' . convehience at those living at a distance,- at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. Isansi.strect, Pall Malts .the Toyehop, No. sob - thanrd. street; blr. Disborough'l,..No, 7, Fio, - -40viATIOUt Mr • Baxter's, Scnith.hridge, Edniburgh ; Mr. M‘ Donald's CFAS • vow; Mr. Bull, Dame-street ' Dublin ; Mr. verped 13 , 'Mr. Atkinson's,' Manchester; and by one I run ir;- every considerable Towd it) Great Britain, and l i. lit Boxes , of only zs. 9d: each, sealed up with full and '.. plaid direaions, whereby persons of either' teit thiy cure - themselves with ease, spoedoectecy, and safety. • • N. Is.. Every box sold in Great Britain is, aeitked up wit:, .1 swap., on Which, by favour of the Cornmissiunets, is print. ed at the' Stitinp.office, 'a T. Taylor, No. 9; New Bridge, street,” to imitate which is Folony, and allottron are *Duo. .tcr kits. . VICTLIALLING.OFFICH, 3'4W. 25, 1 , 3C1 171 E COMllllBBloNfß9ibr .VICTUALLING , ills Majesty's Navi d hereby give Notice, rhat at Taetday the ad. oj. Fe6rNary next, thiy will .he ready to receive resin*, i.e uniting braid tip), and treat br T w o !brothel Tons of tbe hest Mw CARO LINA RICE, to be antuorable to .V.lsrplerti be prednivd with tat Tenders ; to 4r havered, titre. threeof in a Partnight, nod shit ether Rig iv a FG , rtJ,ight terwardi, into .Alajesty!: rictitalting Store' at Deptfrad ;. and to be paid for 4y Bills, pipadt, Interest, nine!) , dale. after date. The Ca mWelt; of the ContraB may be se`flt at the Secretary', Office. • IV, regard will de Lad to 4AMTendtr in which the P, ice :ball 'ma be blurt's/ ix vvords ai length, or, that :hall nut be delivered to the Beard hefore One o'Clock on the .0 Twat!" the ii of Fe- Art ary next, nor unless the Persose - 41. , b0 Snakes ay. Tender, or tome person on lit 'behalf. entends, to answer, tvire4 filled for, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; ,jimt. 20, log. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA , yESTY'r ORDNANCE bereb; ez...e Nike, That Proposats •tvili he received in tick Office.. in Pall-Mall, o or 6e. fare 1114.ndajt the 24. Ifeb. nest. Pone tuch PersntA ar may he willinz to andariait the sgkpi i of 112.()NNIUNGVRY AR TICLES, ,hr Ibutet, Jro Se' vice of thii parlament, for a period of I brae Yeart, agreeable ti Pattern:, tvhich ' in,,y vinvid at tin' Principal Store.4e,eper'a Office in the Tower, Farther Particulars, togither with the Terms an.i Coniitions.of tike,Cont , :aci. may tie knotvn slat .eipplicati2n 4 the Sirretaoy't o:hice, alve.tai.l, and .:1 1/...e sail Principal Stor,leiieet Office, br the Tower, au day Cq.surrn the Roars of Ten and. Four o'C:tack. • ;•Tbe Proposals. repay h delivered at /he Secretary's. Office afore. ,said, sealed wei endorsed, 1' rrtpositli fqr the MI ppl yof 1 rott. rtivncry A rticles ;" has no Pripo,at can be 'admitted seller the said 221 n awry, b, at 7 'wave ,'Clock at lsliion (j (be same D.ot niter toilt.aar leader be *Weed, sealers Ike Patsy leakiest it, or an Agra( in his 44,4, shail tirarr of (be gourd, • .14; U. CREW See. " ' • ' This Day 'was pliblished; price 4i. Siteohd VACTS rt 4 STUBBORN I.'ki I GS ; a LET... TBR 44#4sAvyal Highness the P NCI , . of WALES... . 1 EirfißYS 4fritAo pe. mitsion i . it4ivira; E , R HT'. R. t: .. His . atesty could not, ho , ' ever, expect or desire the assi4tance or this- House,' but :t expeaa tion, tat ;t the Prince will avoid 4,,Zin 'ta'ttting vs . )) , 'Debts to fu ture; snit his Majesty 1145 the Satikeaai• n to 'obsct ve, that the Prince has i:i.vett the fullest Assutatutei of his ectertnina,, than to confine lii4 futitte EXpe110•1 within liis Incorrlt , and has soltleit a ptsin an tit,,tl atr ottle'i• to those E xpeocos.,w Melt it w as ~ msted would etladtially-se,:tur . .!!tlic exe c ution of his Alcss4go, ..tieltyeted to the House •of collintorui in' 17 S 7. 'Sold at N0..};," I'all'.lllall, ilia to ISM had of all the Book . sellers. " TN prole wag niysella reg9lotly educate 4 Men)ber o f t h q c o o r p sc at Stopons, I think is incunitient ctp mo to signify that My Diploma frtim th Cull.ge of Surgeons in London; as - well as Certificates frorit itto..l-lospitals, and -a. rious Professors undor whom I al tUfitxt, Pltysiot Stui por. ond it,tvo, been for years plueti in one of my pArJours, Open to the iinipsClion of .tny I)c6:4ti who 'Limns to be there, or isriesinitiii:or such exAmmationi • 7 `Cliirteers ye* have 411 L other praelice for the • 4 4 3 4 46 ,0 4 4 4 44 w% of yvi.oreal,..c.:(opl,iiiito an a d Debility—, burst was not tail' had experience Ai an Army Surgeon - nd generaPPrietitlotret, that l titauptit - Myself justified in the , seledion ut this peculiar branch. •Che t:ortc,atrateit force of the hultun intellect, whet, directed to a particular point,' ncust acquire superioi it; Within the cirae ()fits own•aetion, and long contioued success is u'decided proof that my eltiarts have not been less beneficial 0- , others thanadvatitageous , to myself. The distress - and rise misery Which :wise from a certain de:. struelivehabit so pernicious tStSehool-boys, have been fre messily -pouttrapti by. the Motalists of the age but it is the , duty of every Practitioner, when calle s topoa, to relieve such sufle.rings by [medical aisistanee.zndit, is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this Wig tooffitr, in every such case, a sateatlsiCeltam re,:establislintent. , In , slight casesoldefkieney i pr9duced by fri.v.•living. . residence in warm clitnatbs, or too muchlndulgerice of seduttive passionS; arid in all recent riereta•Complain6; early. application insures an imm e di at e core: •liite in the moo enntiliki;ated cases of Debility, accom. pioc4. t)y fevers or illsorder4 of the s y stem arising from tie ,gtitsxt Miettion, some perseverance isandiSpensably requisite • for the reanimation -of the iienstitittion, and restoration to health and vigour. In .al,l cases.. in either 3eKs .tbe must inviolable secrecy is observed, ailktrite 101111 S of remoner4sion are plainly st a t e d an ' the first 'interview. • TO MY CORRE,SPONPENTS. , . Th 4 extinAtt reputation which was the first objeEt of my arnbitibn, in the R ATM rwr of 'VENEREAL et) m _ PLAINTS and DEI3I IA TY, having attracted to me various Cortes notutents. in the, United Kittgdian of Li Nat Britain. and On in di flaunt, parts of f Mope and 4:uselica, I beg to ,address i this public itatiq to auth Correspondents. • ' 1140 l*eUriTloll of mytime ikansWerlng jotters framthose who grudge not remuneration, - . made it necessary for me some years ago to observe, that no iettercould * noticed, asuless a hank-note • aVas inclosed. • t•again' tapeat the information, that DO letters without inclosures -Can be answered, unless from tinieniv under my c4re. - And I beg to suggest, that letters irons the West italics , t,'r from any tOreign cows try, muSt - corstaln not only a'complete statement of the` case, bista.veiy.liberal faint,sulheteptlo compensate for studying an d nn the complaint, and for-the preparation of a considerable course of by a London Chemist, if such shottld Where the distineedoes not admit Ire quencY Ofeorrespondence.,,it is olio desired that the age, the `manreerot tiV mg, and yencral fcelitilif, as well as every symp tom that . can . aossibly be described, he Most particularly apt. • -- I.etterilrequisevitaother,itircition that the Christian and, stonin l e,...l Martin Brees,•Liii. an4that the mirsds, of either set, may have the tiniest assurance of liciatcy, - the postage of letters,' aecotriparsiiid' by L fees, need net be paid at the tituo,berwill afterwards becharged ro the party. L. • hIALKTIN BRE 6, Mern!)er of the ft.py,:f College or. iOrgetAlS iii LOntlolll. N 0.29. A ruridelL , stieet, Strand-, near. l'emple, bar. The i ci s ap ac divifmaj EittrAiWC he,;•Wiltet“trect, adjoining. Cavt OH.— lif ,:r.ite !!Ilen,under a c tit i oy s names, • heaving i.l4)it-C1 iily Advertisements -and inserted them as their awn prottadsoris,-_ it is my duty to mention; that those Per. sons are rant Members or any Colle4o in Loudon,. Edinburgh. or eisewtive, t.or have ;Inv pr Clue Surgery, and"; • rc•;amertecU lordtsl i!*ify ter the i;ertl:itzats which thcy , end 1,9 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HO USE OF PEERS, 'THURSDAY, JAN. 28. • .Tlie Bishop of CuesrEn and Lord CARLISLE took the oaths and their seats. The LORD CHAWALLOR gave, notice, that in the. course of the "ensuint week he should introducd a Bill, similar to :thaVlich he, had the honour of in troducing last Sesmun ; for t ha better , Rqulation of the Courts of, Just ice '4 Scotland. BALTIC Lord HA IVK E:S B Rl' rose, pursiiant•to node's, to move the Thanks of the House 'to the Military and Naoal - offlcers to whom was entritsteil, conduel, and execution of the Expedition that been.sent:to --Copenhagen. He begged the pal tie:, tar atteutiOn. of their Lordshil4 to thci.groandodsed principles upon which he - Should 'r6st; ttie pi...- - - priety of hit; Motion. fie wished above thitV , S to impress upon the minds .of their •Lordthip , ,- how necessary it was to keep striCtly separate t 1 4 ()We& of hi,i present Motion from any consitiet tion of tne-political, principles and motives which had indticed his Majesty's Government to underta! the Expedition, for the complete and successfill exec curion of which be was • now . about , to move the Thanks of the House to those Oilicers -who had - been employed on that important .e&rvice. Fie was not indeed aware of any wcil-groinided ohjeak os that could be urged against the Motion: • In what ever point of view he considered that service, it ap. peered to him to be one Of 'very high magnitode, and ,to have been performed With .great hkill , judg e anent, and celerity. On the maeilestation of these qualities, and on the utility _of •the result, ho might. safely ground the propriety of .his Motion, without entering into any .comparison with 14)- nature and extent of any Former' service, upon the performance of which a similar honour had been bestowedt Such honours had been, conferred; .not . only. where the struggle was obstinate, and great the effusion (..f hu man Wood, but where the :conduet, skill , ail& mo deration of our Generals and Addiraishad achieved ' great things without purchasing the performance,of them by the loss of a great unntber of humeri lives. He could never believe that such was the standard up on which their Lordships could measure the merits of any Expedition. The. more bloodless a viactiy, while the importance of - -its :.result . reniained th'e' same, the moreacceptable,it. dooPtless vould prc,ye to the humanity of their l e oriVtips: toeling: Now, the Expedition,- for tfie so,cccssful- execution of which he would call for the; Thanks of that Howie, was exadly of this descripiion. Those, to .witom it . was confided kit nothing untried to can): it into etka with the least possible sacriAce of lives on oithersidti nut only was their condua praise -worthy. in their mode of proceeding prepaiatory to the execntion of it,. but their sy,i.secitient conduct ; in cquiooine and carrying home the Dant;li Fleet, and io the kiritisli Yo'rees from the Island of Zealand, was marked the skill, promptitude, and( judgmeut which had eltar46terized the tenor of their previous proceedings., fn iris opipion, both the,Ald:;;try and, Naval,Officers eneaged in this important afiair had acquitted thernierveo of every 'thing' committedlo their charge,... to the fullest expectatiott of tliose,by whom they were einployed, and he trusted to-the complete satisfaelion of that House, and of • t h e Country ; and As he rested the merits phis Motion EqLtly upon these aonftds, ab4raetediy of any consi deratithi of 'thit . ptilitical 'work os upon which the ExpeLlition had been been undei Liken, he ventured to hope thilt, it would Meet with the unanimous concurrence of their - Lordships. The Noble Se.: cretary cooelndecl , : wiih Moving, 4 , :tic of the [Lase fa General Lord 'Viscount Catlic4t." Lord tioLd.,4 4 vp rose to perform whatle felt to hica most p-ihihil duty, for painful certainly it was to . him to refOse his assent to a M otion of the nature of that, made by the Noble Secretary ► Of State. - But as a Member of 'Witt 'House, he thought it incumbent on him to support Its dignity, and not to allow; the highest honour it. could confer On distinguished merit to become a matter oficourse, and to sink into a.inere compliment. 'lhese were his you:lids for his oppo'Sition . to the Motion, and he did not imagine that any 'man I.voutcl think so meanly of him as to suppose that his rote. on such an occasion could be prompted by any personal dis like to the Otlicersin whose favour the Motion had been made. Far was - arty such feeling from Mit breast.; what aconaintance he had with those 'PAloble Officers was indeed , bat .slender, but it was cu e - % h to fill him with esteem 'Or their private . 'thataiil and professional merits. He perleAtly agreed with the Noble Secretary' hi the propriety of `stwarattag. the merits of the present Motion frum, the question of the political principles upon which the Expedition htid:been unders*gu i an& he would endeavour to observe that distioCaion. What he should offer v,'&;' on the nature of . the,iorvice-it4elfe and on cluirn it had to the distia4tieo %thigh it. was prolgTlt4, to bestow upt, l it. Ilie,NObfe Secretary of Slat e h a d dwelt much oh Use ititportatice of the service, and on th e, skill, Judgment, and prouiptitude; •with which it Was performed. As, to the' importatice the Expedition, another opportunity, wou4d occur to 4elivt-r his opinion .of it ; hat ju the circtLesta lc .", ' that attended the execution of it, he Coold.se t e n , x „. thing that was entitled to the honour of - the l'oaoks of that House. Granting that the service was impor. tant granting that. it had been priformed with the utmost ability, yet these cireurnstoncvs alone went: not of a nature to Cindlenze jnstity st, lik,!lt distinetion. Where,was the danger, wlier the. difficulties that wlt'e - to, be encountered anti ot-e r , come in the fek , fortna;ic:e of that service ? i t in it any ef those brilitant triOS that excite adinioi lion and eomtnand respea it hi it any thiil 7 that redonn_ied 40' rho torY of the CoL , titry, ten ier its ' Via= ar dAiintlter VICTUALLING. 0,1•71 , 1 C E 2,7, I SA: HE CO,II.4IISSIONERS for P7CTLIeI 1 4 4 I VG , 4, 2V44- - 'l . 44.4trAit, Aeaehi; TA: in 11.1,:,day lbe 1.4 of February; levy will he reaty to receive readers, n iiing (fraird Np), and treat fur Sixteen liund,ed iqwarters of Acnel• Pale, and 1 4 41 - I/semi/red - eteatte , t. of Nei 'Clue-dried AMBER MALT, to he di,vered in 'l4sree Weeks, by tz;erl.4• propartiores, into Piamalling,Stnrei at Dept/o, And to . 61 paid for by &ills, payable, with listerett, niaclj days after date., • •Tlte Conditions of the Col:transmit , 6e teen at the Sectetaot's Office, . Noregardwill he had to any Tender in'Which ihe Price shal l not be inserted in words at length; that shall not be delivered 'to the Board before One **Cloth on the ;aid 111)nday, next, the tot of Ftbstteery, nor armless the Person snakes the I ender, or scone l'erson on his behaq,,attend, to answer, .when called for. s+